Mod or ego at work?

[Talons001]

$51.98 E-LVT Variable Voltage /Wattage Mod / Power bank - grey

That is one of the heavier duty mods I have found. I climb trees for a living and am normally pretty rough on equipment. I find that it's fairly durable and should serve your purposes. I would get a tank for it so your don't have to mess with a rda at work. I like my Aspire nautilus or the Kanger Aerotank V2.

 

[JohnnyBGoode]

A small silicone o-ring under the screw should prevent it from unscrewing. Make sure you have a tiny one only.

 

[Fictitious Character]

I have found the E-lvt to be a solid work mod, the weak point of course being the tank but the e-lvt is solidly built and so far has provided me with a consistent vape at work. I have never charged through the mod though I just have an extra battery with me and at work there is no problem having access to a hex tool.

My work environment deals with paint and drywall dust which was my motivation for buying the regulated mod for work as it is sealed rather well.

 

[Southernhunter]

Alright, so basically the elvt and Mvp are basically the same idea? Is one better than the other?

 

[joesquid]

I don't have an elvt but have heard of some problems with the screws (I think). I can tell you the MVP is tough. The biggest difference is the price and that the MVP does not have removable batteries and the elvt does. The MVP will last a couple days (at least) on a charge although I usually just plug mine into the truck on the way to and from work to keep it charged. The weakest part on both will be the connector. Ensure you use the beauty ring on either to stabilize the tank if you use a 510 tank.

 

[Southernhunter]

Yeah the removoable battery seemed to be the biggest difference to me. I thought itd be kind of nice to be able to change it out but also able to charge the battery while it's still in the mod